Love Call is an album by Ornette Coleman recorded in 1968 for the Blue Note label, in a session that featured trumpeter Don Cherry, bassist Jimmy Garrison, and drummer Elvin Jones. The recording took place at Blue Note Studios in New York, under the production of Francis Wolff.
The album was released in 1968 and is part of a series of collaborations by Coleman with musicians from the jazz scene of the time. The music of Love Call is characterized by its melodic approach and the interaction between instruments, maintaining the spirit of free jazz but with a more accessible structure than in previous works.
Although not one of Coleman's best-known albums, Love Call is valued by critics for the chemistry among the musicians and for being an example of the evolution of his style towards more lyrical compositions. The original recording has been reissued on CD and vinyl, and remains an important piece in the saxophonist's discography.